Sentence examples for incite ourselves from inspiring English sources

Ive acknowledged that he and Marc Newson, who recently joined Apple as a London-based employee, could "incite ourselves to a sort of fever pitch" of design distress; they'll complain about things "developed to a schedule, to a cost," or "developed to be different, not better".

Aphorisms don't present "the truth" but incite us to discover it for ourselves.

They incite ethnic rifts.

It could incite an altercation.

"It will incite economic activity".

And phones incite fights?

"They were obviously trying to incite".

"He was trying to incite people.

Both incite our sympathy.

Why does this always incite you?

But, as more recent work has made clear, they should also incite our curiosity and skepticism: about how the Underground Railroad really worked, why stories about it so consistently work on us, and what they teach us — or spare us from learning — about ourselves and our nation.